Winter can disrupt our daily lives with physical and mental changes! This is a two-part series from Baked Goods on keeping yourself healthy and happy during the snowy season.
Just like humans, aging can come with health issues for mature dogs. Some dogs may even form canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD).
As pet owners, it’s our responsibility to keep our dogs healthy – and extra efforts must be taken in the wintertime.
Thinking about trying CBD? Education can help us make choices about CBD ingredients, dosing, timing, etc., which is why we post articles in our Baked Goods CBD blog.
Are you and your furry friend moving to an apartment? Or do you currently live in a small unit and bringing home a new dog? Some adjustments may be required, as there are differences for dogs living in a house versus an apartment.
We have excellent news, Baked Goods fans! As you already know, we offer a pet oil for dogs called Barked Goods. Now, our dog cookies are back in stock and re-formulated for your pup’s taste buds and wellness.
CBD has been shown to be safe for dogs, but what about giving them THC? And how does THC effect canines?
Due to scientific advancements, we’re understanding more about neurological conditions, such as Alzheimer’s. So, did you know that 1 in 10 seniors over the age of 65 develops a neurological condition? It’s been shown that CBN (cannabinol) may offer neuroprotection though. Baked Goods explains
‘Tis the season for mistletoe, candy canes, and … chocolate!
Did you know that over 500,000 Canadians have fibromyalgia? This is a condition that involves chronic pain, fatigue, and brain fog.
